Back Cover Blurb When a hurricane wrecks their ill-fated “divorce cruise,” Claire Trask and her ex-husband Eli wash ashore on a remote island. Their only refuge is the cliffside estate of Octavia Harrow, a stately innkeeper who insists on hosting her stranded guests through the storm. But the shelter quickly turns sinister. Power falters, shadows stretch across the grand halls, and panic ripples through the guests when a scream announces the first grim discovery. Everyone is trapped. No one can leave. And somewhere in the mansion, a murderer is waiting. Claire—brilliant, impulsive, and eager to prove she no longer needs Eli—finds herself reluctantly partnered once again with her older, dry-witted ex. Along with Murphy, the loyal (and suspiciously perceptive) family dog, they must navigate clashing alibis, storm-soaked secrets, and rising tensions all while the hurricane’s second half slams the island. Equal parts witty banter, locked-room suspense, and coastal atmosphere, Murder at Foggy Harbor delivers a modern twist on the classic cozy mystery. Clean, clever, and full of charm, it’s perfect for fans of Murder, She Wrote, Knives Out, and anyone who enjoys a whodunit with bite. Can Claire and Eli outsmart a storm and a murderer—or will Foggy Harbor claim them all? Why You’ll Want to Read This If you’re a fan of: Cozy mystery series featuring witty amateur sleuths - Clean mysteries with no profanity, gore, or explicit content - Animal sidekicks who steal the show - Stormy night mysteries that trap characters together in a single location - Fast-paced novellas you can read in a weekend …then Murder at Foggy Harbor belongs at the very top of your reading list. At roughly 28,000 words, this short, bingeable mystery is perfect for: A rainy-day read by the fire - A quick audiobook listen on a road trip - Book clubs looking for a clean but engaging whodunit Escape to Foggy Harbor With its stormy coastal setting , charming but suspicious cast , and fast-paced mystery , Murder at Foggy Harbor offers everything cozy fans crave: the comfort of familiar tropes with a fresh new twist. It’s witty. It’s suspenseful. It’s clean. And it’s the kind of book that will leave you wanting the next installment the moment you turn the final page. So brew a cup of tea, curl up with your favorite blanket, and let the storm roll in. Foggy Harbor is waiting.